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yes...you can use any other alternative approaches which gives the same result..

it's just a placeholder filter... it technically filters all data from the input dataset... output wouldn't be impacted even if we remove that line of code

yes, those two will be in sync in most cases ... we can use rficdtc also ...

@@mycsg Thank you sir

Welcome

Thank you, I will

glad you found it helpful... for ADaM , please see the adam playlist. there are a lot of concepts covered

sure. glad you found it helpful...

Open to anyone's response

a dataset may get classified as efficacy if it contains some information that is used to evaluate efficacy as determined in the protocol... all the other datasets may get classified as safety... so, the classification of the data using this terminology is very study specific...

if pk samples are collected after different doses, the value in pcrftdtc will differ on different rows . so, we cannot directly assume that it is same as rfstdtc without knowing the study design

Hi Joel, your comment actually resonates with the vision and purpose of existence of the channel and website... glad you found it helpful... all the best...

it's not mandatory to learn sas directly from sas institute... you can learn sas anywhere and get certification done... btw, we don't provide any training as of now...

@@mycsg Sir pls mention some website where only I can get certificate after giving Test for SAS..

glad to hear that the content is helpful... all the best...

download the certification preparation guide from internet and go through it completely... that should be sufficient...

It may take some time. Now that you are aware of how to look at the medical concepts and associated SDTM domains, you should try to visualize/remember things based on the description of the domain.

yes... see the controlled terminology for tutestd to get an idea.. www.mycsg.in/meta_sdtm_ct_paired_master.php?codelist=C96784

Glad you found them helpful....

firsttwo=substr(var,1,2)

big N is the total participants who received a particular treatment. small 'n' is the number of participants who had a particular adverse event.. Not all participants may experience a particular event, so 'n' will be less than or equals to 'N'..

@@mycsg thank you very much

Hi, the best place understand the modifications between ig 3.2 and ig3.3 is to refer the section 1.3 of ig 3.3. I will try to create a video on re-screening subjects soon.

@@mycsgThank you sir

1) Analysis flags can be added in OCCDS datasets. 2) These two variables differ by definition and purpose. Criteria flags are used to identify if a record meets a 'predefined criteria' like systolic blood pressure > 160 etc. Most often these are based on AVAL, CHG, PCHG, R2BASE etc. On treatment flag is a standard variable which is used to identify if a record can be attributed to the treatment based on comparison of treatment start and end dates.

@@mycsg thanks for explaining them so clearly. I have a request could you make videos on interview questions w.r.t to ADaM TLFS for experienced candidates

glad you found it helpful... sure, will do videos for BE/BS too...it will take some time though...

Glad you liked the approach...

is this happening in a remote desktop like citrix connection? in such systems, sometimes, user profiles are reset on each sigin in and these kind of setting get lost..

it's a keyboard macro... you can find the details here.. ua-cam.com/video/VkMIZJnnn-A/v-deo.html

@@mycsgThank you for reply 😊Will check.

we may be asked to use the earliest or latest of those two.... in some cases, we may even be asked to use the record with best result or worst result

Glad you like them!

can you please share additional details like the error message...

you are welcome

This video may be of help to you. ua-cam.com/video/5m0fpe-v644/v-deo.html

with some vaccines, symptoms like fever and body pains are expected, such expected symptoms are considered as soloicited... similarly for injection based vaccines , pain, redness at the site of injection are expected.. those are also considered solicited... all other events which are not considered solicited in the protocol are considered unsolicited...

@@mycsg Thanks a lot

generally statisticians do sample size calculation... I don't know the details of that

Glad it was helpful!

I personally have not worked on TD yet... will try to add in future

its similar to vs or ra domain except that you will have objective variable...FAOBJ...

please see the videos in adam playlist.. most of them are covered there...

@@mycsg oh my bad i have overlooked,thanks for the quick reply.

glad you found it helpful...

Glad you found it helpful.

Thank you very much and all the best.

Some codes have access restriction on the website. This is a very short code, you can pause the video and manually type the code.

@@mycsg Yes, Thank You

You're most welcome

It may take some time before we make a video for it.. but the code is already available here. www.mycsg.in/sdtm.php?area=SDTM&concept=SU&lesson=SDTM_SU_L101

www.mycsg.in/sdtm.php?area=SDTM&concept=DM&lesson=SDTM_DM_LCSG001 yes, raw data of the example is in RAVE structure

it's work in progress, may take some more weeks.

Glad that you found the explanation useful. When we say 'timepoint', it has a broad definition to cover analysis visit, date, time, timepoint of collection as well. It also includes derived records like LOCF etc. So, we can technically only have 'one record per parameter per timepoint' - not 'one or more'. I do not mean to disagree with you but just conveying my intepretaion of it.

Glad you liked it

Thanks!

unfortunately, we do not track openings.. please check recruitment sites like LinkedIn, indeed, naukri..

please see the videos related to macros, which covers the real time examples

Most welcome